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Coal train approaching Clydeport Hunterston Wagon Loading Station, Hunterston, Ayrshire, Scotland, 2015
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It started out gravelled, slowly degraded to narrow muddy strips, and finally ended in a chain-link fence that I had to hike around.
Work in progress to reinstate double track on a 5.25 mile section of the South Wales Main Line between Llanelli and Swansea.
The section from Cockett West to Duffryn West was made single track in 1986 and the view shows Duffryn West in the distance.
The new track was brought into service on 8th April 2013.
Photo taken on 23rd February 2013.
Virgin East Coast class 91 traveling on the East Coast Main Line (ECML) near Colton, North Yorkshire, England, 2016
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I rode up to Cathedral Park in St Johns for this week's coffee outside. From there I headed south to the Portland Farmers Market to get my breakfast burrito from Enchanted Sun.
As always I took a mildly circuitous route through alleys — some paved and some unpaved doubletrack. I rode some singletrack, sort of, through former industrial areas and even passed through a Superfund site.
I have this ride up on Ride with GPS: ridewithgps.com/trips/94537423
I rode up to Cathedral Park in St Johns for this week's coffee outside. From there I headed south to the Portland Farmers Market to get my breakfast burrito from Enchanted Sun.
As always I took a mildly circuitous route through alleys — some paved and some unpaved doubletrack. I rode some singletrack, sort of, through former industrial areas and even passed through a Superfund site.
I have this ride up on Ride with GPS: ridewithgps.com/trips/94537423
She's good. I'm huffin' along, eyes on the doubletrack ahead of me, and she'll suddenly veer off down some nice bike trail I hadn't noticed. Good dog!
Slick red mud and slick tires are not a happy combination, so we hiked back out after a couple hundred feet.
Monday morning, we wanted to ride the Cowichan River trail. Anita gave us directions to the end of Baker? Rd as an entrance to the trails. We weren't sure about the nasty signs so jammed out. You can get in via a bike friendly gate part way down. Look for the note for approximate location.
Climbing up the side of the Caja del Rio Plateau between Santa Fe and Los Alamos. We go up a rough side canyon to the top, then pick up an old doubletrack over to the other side. Try as I might, I can't show the steepness of this climb in a photo.
I rode up to Cathedral Park in St Johns for this week's coffee outside. From there I headed south to the Portland Farmers Market to get my breakfast burrito from Enchanted Sun.
As always I took a mildly circuitous route through alleys — some paved and some unpaved doubletrack. I rode some singletrack, sort of, through former industrial areas and even passed through a Superfund site.
I have this ride up on Ride with GPS: ridewithgps.com/trips/94537423